Computational Linguistics Colloquium

This seminar series is jointly organized by the Department of Computational Linguistics and Phonetics and the International Post-Graduate College in Language Technology and Cognitive Systems.

Winter Term 2003/2004

Thursdays, 16:15, Building 17, Seminar Room, unless indicated otherwise

Date	Speaker	Title of talk
23 October
30 October
06 November
13 November	Martha Palmer	Putting Meaning into Your Trees
20 November
27 November
04 December	Nikiforos Karamanis	Evaluating Metrics of Entity Coherence for Descriptive Text Structuring
11 December	John Hale	Quantifying Ambiguity Resolution With Information Theory
18 December	Miles Osborne	Ensemble-based Active Learning for Parse Selection
08 January
15 January	Gabriella Vigliocco	Representing meaning: The featural and unitary semantic space hypothesis (FUSS)
22 January	Sabine Schulte im Walde	German Semantic Verb Classes - Manual and Automatic Acquisition
29 January	Ian Horrocks	cancelled
05 February	Anna Młynarczyk (Universiteit Utrecht)	cancelled
11 February	Nate Blaylock	Agent-based Dialogue Modeling and Management
12 February	Horst Müller	cancelled
13 February	Shen Dan (National University of Singapore)	Biomedical Named Entity Recognition: A Machine Learning Approach
19 February
26 February	Daniel Büring	What Rules Focus Projection, If Not Focus Projection Rules?
4 March	Jason Eisner	Parameterized Finite-State Machines and Their Training
30 March	Georgios Petasis	Ellogon: A language engineering platform